John Maeda, of MIT's Media Law, has written a book enumerating 10 laws of simplicity for technology.
Here's his blog.
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It's much easier to post news stories and things I read about to a blog, rather than post to my webpage or BlackBoard. This blog contains posts of interest to students from all of my classes.
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- What is your biggest weakness?
- Searching for Literature Reviews
- Framing - Something that Bill can't remember the d...
- Neat Program - Deadline 10/1/07
- Doubt is our product
- Do We Really Know What Makes Us Healthy?
- I've heard this from students ...
- Jim Borgman by Jim Borgman
- Is the Surge Working?
- Are We Teaching Our Kids To Be Fearful of Men?
- New Way to Count Listeners Shakes Up Radio
- The Power of Unpleasant Memories
- In Favor of Disruption
- Akiyoshi's illusion pages
- Labor action in Second Life
- A brand-free life
- Is Cultural Diversity Bad?
- The Laws of Simplicity
- Why kissing means more to women
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